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by Maitena Ruiz Diaz
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Ella: Hi Tom. _____ you from London? Tom: No, I'm not. I'm from Manchester.

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Ella: _____ you got any brothers? Tom: Yes, I have. I've got two.

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Ella: Wow! What _____ they like? Tom: They're very friendly.

4

Ella: _____ there a sports centre near your house? Tom: Yes, there is.

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Ella: And are there _____ cafés nearby? Tom: Yes, there are some great cafés.

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Ella: That's nice. We haven't got _____ cafés near our house. Tom: Really? That's a shame.

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Ella: What time _____ your football practice start? Tom: It starts at five.

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Ella: OK. _____ late!

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“Are” is correct because we use the verb to be (“are”) with “you” in questions.

"Have" is correct because we use "have" to talk about possession or things with the pronouns "you", "we", "they".

“Are” is correct because the subject is “they,” and we use the verb to be “are” with “they.” In this case, ‘do’ is incorrect because Ella is asking about their personality, not of their preferences.

“Is” is correct because the noun after “there” is singular: “a sports centre.” The answer also uses is: “Yes, there is.”

“Any” is the best option because Ella is asking if there are cafés nearby, without specifying how many or which ones.

"Any" is correct because Ella says that there aren't cafés near her house.

“Does” is correct because this is a question in the present simple, and the subject is “your football practice” (it = singular).

“Don’t be” is correct because this is a negative imperative (it is used to give an instruction, order, command or advice). We use don’t + base verb to tell someone not to do something.

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